ArticleScientific reports2025
Quantitative assessment of parameter requirements in a division of focal plane polarimeter.
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The division of focal plane polarimeter (DoFP) is a widely utilized instrument for target detection and recognition, owing to its excellent real-time performance and compact configuration. However, due to manufacturing and integration errors, its performance when measuring the state of polarization is limited. Therefore, it is essential to understand the relationship between these error sources and their response to design, manufacture, and apply the polarimeter effectively, as this determines the degree to which errors should be controlled under different performance requirements. The present paper proposes an analysis method to quantitatively assess parameter requirements when a DoFP is subject to different levels of accuracy. The corresponding theoretical model is also derived in order to establish the relationship between the DoFP's performance and its various error sources. This model is employed to conduct sensitivity and Monte-Carlo analyses at varying degrees of polarization accuracy (10
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